ftr i have accounts as emberling at cohost and mastodon dot social. gonna try out cohost for a bit. not intending to use mastodon but i've had the account forever and it's there in case the winds swing that way. just leaving this here in case of emergency
https://t.co/vGFseMl4f0
My attempt to build something like a "full version" based on the original music box score
Xenogears
Faraway Promise (arrange)
Yasunori Mitsuda
i also did a rearrangement of the music box version of SMALL TWO OF PIECES in a kinda similar folkish instrumentation to Emotions but i kinda hate how the transitions came out so i will not post it
xenoblade chronicles 3
alfeto valley theme, daytime
OST isn't out so we don't have track-by-track credits; composers for the game are Yasunori Mitsuda, Manami Kiyota, ACE, Kenji Hiramatsu, Mariam Abounnasr
https://t.co/x33NwbJ44D
xenoblade chronicles 3
alfeto valley theme, daytime
OST isn't out so we don't have track-by-track credits; composers for the game are Yasunori Mitsuda, Manami Kiyota, ACE, Kenji Hiramatsu, Mariam Abounnasr
https://t.co/x33NwbJ44D
basically anytime a character with power is incognito and some petty jerk tries to abuse their petty power on them so they reveal their true power level and dunk the jerk in the sea
"Mario games teach us that even if something is essentially the same, psychologically it can be completely different. This example is very easy to understand."
As a wheelchair user, I occasionally find myself going downhill at a speed that can be difficult to control. That’s why, this Disability Pride Month, I’m partnering with the United States of America
@Myriachan IME the big thing that makes tracker view less fun to work with is that there's no clear visual representation of the relationships/intervals between notes, both vertically and horizontally
i do generally also find sheet music baffling, though. but it does do that one thing
sure why not, i'll bite: the absolute best way to encourage a culture of free inquiry would be to discourage debating and encourage conversation
framing an encounter as "i must prove you wrong" is inherently stifling to free inquiry!